Cabriolet Maintenance
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Burning Brakes

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From: Satan's Armpit, aka Houston, TX
Attention, fellow Porsche owners!
This weekend, I’ve got some important homework for cabriolet owners. If it’s been a while, now’s the perfect time to clean your drains and leak-test your top. In my latest video, I’ll walk you through the process and explain why it’s crucial for keeping your car in top shape.
Bonus: I’ve also updated my interior, revisiting some DIY tricks from last year!
So, grab some popcorn and enjoy the show!
This weekend, I’ve got some important homework for cabriolet owners. If it’s been a while, now’s the perfect time to clean your drains and leak-test your top. In my latest video, I’ll walk you through the process and explain why it’s crucial for keeping your car in top shape.
Bonus: I’ve also updated my interior, revisiting some DIY tricks from last year!
So, grab some popcorn and enjoy the show!
This is so crucial, thank you for posting.
3 minute job:
(1) Hex head seat latch bolt
(2) Pull seatbelt cover straight out, philips head screw x 1
(3) Remove speaker cover torx screws x 2, remove speaker cover, and another philips head screw x 1 behind that
(4) Pull trim from speaker cavity to centerline of car to release one clip
(5) Remove trim - Lift up to release clip at rocker carpet, then toward front of car
Option to remove seatbelt anchor bolt, can be serviced without this step though
(1) Hex head seat latch bolt
(2) Pull seatbelt cover straight out, philips head screw x 1
(3) Remove speaker cover torx screws x 2, remove speaker cover, and another philips head screw x 1 behind that
(4) Pull trim from speaker cavity to centerline of car to release one clip
(5) Remove trim - Lift up to release clip at rocker carpet, then toward front of car
Option to remove seatbelt anchor bolt, can be serviced without this step though
Last edited by sublm8; Sep 28, 2024 at 09:54 AM.

